CBItalia staged the latest edition of its buyers event ‘Italy at Hand’ in Rome from 7-9 November. The event saw 45 international buyers and 35 exhibitors spend three days in the Italian capital. They took part in a number of activities including puppetry, writing and a recreation of Boticelli’s famous painting Spring. Venues and attractions visited included Palazzo Colonna, Galleria del Cardinale, Auditorium Parco della Musica and La Nuvola – Rome Convention Center. The event was organised by CBItalia, in collaboration with Roma e Lazio Convention Bureau, the sponsorship of ENIT and the Italian Trade Agency, and numerous partners. Over 180 participants were recorded at Italy at Hand 2019, including special guests such as Ray Bloom, President and Founder of IMEX Group and Patrick Delaney, Managing Partner of Sool Nua. A selection of pictures from the event can be viewed below. [su_image_carousel source=”media: 2021685,2021687,2021686,2021688,2021809″ slides_style=”photo;” max_width=”700″ dots=”no”]
‘Italy at Hand’ gives cultural welcome to international buyers
CBItalia staged the latest edition of its buyers event ‘Italy at Hand’ in Rome from 7-9 November.
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